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If you cannot find an answer to your questions about the mobility process or travel expense reimbursement on this page, please feel free to contact the Eucor team at the University of Freiburg: eucor@zv.uni-freiburg.de.

For questions regarding the recognition of your academic achievements, the relevant Eucor representative for your faculty, department or seminar is the right person to contact.

For questions regarding the process at another Eucor university, please contact the local Eucor team:

University of Basel: info.eucor@unibas.ch

UHA: eucor@uha.fr

KIT: info.eucor@intl.kit.edu

University of Strasbourg: eucor-mobilite@unistra.fr.

We recommend that you first seek advice from the Eucor representative in your department and ask whether courses at one or more Eucor universities are recommended.

Alternatively, you can search for suitable courses in the course catalogue of the university of your choice. If you have any questions, please contact the relevant contact person in the department at the host university.

University of Basel:

course catalogue

Contact: List of contact persons

UHA:

course catalogue

Tutorial: How to find classes at UHA

Contact: eucor@uha.fr

KIT:

course catalogue

Contact: List of contact persons

University of Strasbourg:

course catalogue

Contact: List of contact persons

Provided you can find a mentor, yes. If you have to commute for this, you may be eligible for reimbursement of your travel expenses within the specified limits.

If you are enrolled at the University of Freiburg, yes.

As long as you are enrolled at the University of Freiburg, yes.

Apart from at KIT, where the lecture periods are similar to those in Freiburg, yes.

In Basel, the ‘fall semester’ begins in mid-September and ends in late December; the ‘spring semester’ runs from mid-February to the end of May.

At the Universities of Strasbourg and Haute-Alsace, the ‘1st semester’ runs from early September to the end of December and the ‘2nd semester’ from late January to mid-May.

In Freiburg, there is no specific deadline for registering your mobility period on Mobility Online. You can still register at the end of the semester or once your mobility period has ended. The host university may have different deadlines for enrolment and for registering for courses and/or exams. This is the case, for example, for registration in Basel. It is best to check the website and contact the relevant departmental contact person at the host university.

University of Basel

Information on registration and course enrolment

Contact: List of contact persons

UHA

Enrolment at the UHA is done by email: eucor@uha.fr  

KIT

Information on enrolment and enrolment in courses

Contact: List of contact persons

Universität Straßburg

Information on enrolment and course enrolment.

Contact: List of contact persons

Yes, you can attend courses without sitting the exams or applying for ECTS credits. This does not affect your travel expenses.

If the event is organised by another Eucor university, your travel expenses may, in principle, be reimbursed. This also applies if you are writing your Master’s thesis or undertaking a research placement at another Eucor university. To be eligible for reimbursement, you must complete the registration process on Mobility-Online.

No. The basis for calculation – two journeys per week – can be applied flexibly.

A specific example: If you travel to Basel once a week during the semester and also attend a one-week block seminar, the costs for all journeys can be taken into account (up to a maximum of €28 per day or per journey).

Students at the University of Freiburg are not required to have a Learning Agreement signed for a Eucor mobility placement. However, if ECTS credits are to be awarded, it is recommended that you have a Learning Agreement signed before the start of your mobility placement to ensure that your achievements can be recognised.

Note regarding Mobility-Online: If, following your mobility period, you do not have a signed Learning Agreement to complete your registration, you can upload your transcript of records or a certificate of attendance instead of the Learning Agreement.

By signing the document, your home university guarantees that the ECTS credits you earn during your mobility period can be recognised as part of your degree programme. The host university’s signature guarantees that you can attend the courses listed in the Learning Agreement.

To have the Freiburg side signed, you should contact the relevant Eucor representative for your faculty, institute or department.

For the host university, please contact:

University of Basel

List of contact persons

UHA

eucor@uha.fr

KIT

List of contact persons at KIT

University of Strasbourg

List of contact persons at the University of Strasbourg

Yes, that is possible. Please note, however, that this requires an Erasmus agreement to be in place between the relevant departments on both sides; furthermore, a place must still be available. It is best to put this question to the relevant Eucor representative in your department.

Please feel free to take a look at the language teaching centre’s course offerings.